Contract Luna Novels & Stories

"What do you want of me?" Luna removed her cloak, revealing her bare shoulders, her body painted with silver and crimson symbols—the marks of an Alpha invoking the Blood Moon Pact. "I want loyalty," she said. "But I don't want words. I want a bond." Toran tilted his head. "A bond?" "A Blood Moon Pact," Luna declared, her voice carrying across the courtyard. "Ancient and binding. Flesh to flesh. Power to power." Kael stepped forward, eyes flashing. "This pact binds you to us, Toran. Betray it, and you will die."

Jane lost in thought stared deeply at Luna who stood gently across the sitting room. “Come here" With her right fingers raised in the air, she flapped them as she motioned at Luna to come closer. “Why do you need the contract?" “I need money to settle my mum's hospital bills. It's very urgent and the contract will be the only way to solve the problem right now" Luna looked down as she spoke calmly, not wanting to look at Jane's eyes. Jane was shocked at her courage and decision, she never knew Luna could be this sensible.

"Great, then I'll just cling to your warm thigh from now on!" "Hahaha..." Luna was thrilled and magically took out a contract from her bag, directly handing it to Linda. "I know that your contract will expire in a month. Come, let's sign the contract first." "Ahaha..." Linda laughed awkwardly. "Luna, why do I have a feeling that you're setting a trap for me?" "Hahaha..." Luna laughed heartily again. Her face was already full of laughter lines. "It's not a trap, but a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. If it wasn't for you being Ria's best friend, I wouldn't give this opportunity to anyone else!"

I didn't want to waste another breath on these people. I pulled a parchment document from my coat. The gold seal sparkled in the sun. It was the symbol of ultimate power in the Shadow Pack, humming with intimidating magic. "The Shadow Pack Luna Contract," I announced, my voice flat. "Kaelen has made me his Luna. Officially. I share his lands and power equally. Tomorrow, I leave for my new home." Marcus stared at the contract, his face draining of color. He knew exactly what it meant. Luna of the Shadow Pack was one of the most powerful positions on the continent. Power, wealth, status—everything he denied me was now mine.

“That’s great to hear. Thank you for arranging it all.” Before he could respond, Lola, my lawyer, knocked at the door. I told her to come in and she walked in with a thick file. We’d finalized the contract for our arrangement, and now it was time to make things official. She handed me the paperwork, and I passed it to Ethan, feeling a strange mix of tension and anticipation. He scanned the first few pages, his expression calm until he reached the section about my demands. “Half my property?” he asked, his eyebrows shooting up in surprise.

“If you want me to truly forgive you, then let the wolf live.” Nicholas was appalled. Was his Luna crazy? What is she thinking, defending a rogue? Does she know who this lady is?

I'm guilty but I can't bear being broke especially when these dogs are still laughing at me. Sorry Mom and Dad, Your daughter have turned into a fraudster by selling a painting that has no worth. "Please provide us with your Account details!" "I can still reduce it... Wait! What did you say?" I asked unsure whether I heard him correctly. "Please provide us with your account details. I will make the transaction immediately or do you prefer card?" Alexander asked. "Wait... Give her the Gold card" Mr. Haven spoke again. "Ok Boss" "Miss Luna, In that card there is $20 billion. In return let's sign a contract."

She would have fetched a high price for our Uncle. “It saddens me to think what has happened to her parents.” Lugh says to Orla who nods her head at him. “I don’t understand why I’m being spellbound. I don’t know magic, I wouldn’t hurt anyone.” I still didn’t get it. I’m not special. I’m not even strong enough to be a Luna. Brett must have felt my emotions through the bond as he kissed me gently on the lips and whispered. “You are special to me.”

Luna breathed. Her eyes twinkled, far more proud of herself than it looked. "Are you guys in support of Luna's bargaining power?" Lylah asked. "It's okay," Francheska voiced out. "Martha?," Luna questioned. "Affirmative," Martha smiled. "Now let's move on to the letter of intent," Lylah smiled. Luna passed the laptop to Lylah for her to cross-check the overview of the contract bureau. "Is he even aware of our meeting? I mean, this meeting wasn't scheduled for," Francheska defended his dereliction.

"Werewolves live maybe two centuries if we're lucky. I won't see you again." The truth of it hit them both like a physical blow. Aria rushed forward, grabbing Luna's hand. "Sister, please. There has to be another way. Let us help you. Let us fight with you." "The moment I step into the Night Court, the contract activates," Luna said, though saying it aloud made it more real. "They'll have me completely. You can't help me from the outside, and I can't protect you from the inside. This is the only way everyone survives."